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Cancer can change relationships with friends, family and partners and treatment options can have an impact on intimacy, sexuality and fertility. Share your stories and hear how others managed.
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I am having a really bad time at the moment. After fighting cancer I didn't expect to have to go through all the relationship problems I have been having. When I thought I had found my life partner and after being together for 15 years, he starts pushing me away ...Read More
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I was diagnosed two years ago and had surgery and its all good now. But i recently had a relationship breakdown and I feel everything is falling apart. Dont know if its the hormones or what exactly. But im so depressed.
Please help
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Hi, I was diagnosed wih stage 1b cervical adenocarcinoma, had a cone biopsy to treat and now facing a radical hysterectomy. I'm currently looking at egg harvesting as an option to preserve some fertility. But I feel like this whirlwind is going to slow down and I w...Read More
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Hi,
I found this resource "Maybe Later, Baby- A guide to fertility for young people with cancer".
There is information on fertility in males and females. It discusses a range of topics such as options for preserving fertility pre treatment, the effect of chemo and...Read More
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A sad true story of the consequences of not being there for each other.
The irony of how fate determined two lives. It shows the importance of being there for each other in relationships.
This is from my Cancer Counsel blog. There are no health secrets, survival ...Read More
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Recently I had mastectomy done. Before step into chemo I would consider to freeze embroys to reserve the option to have another child later on (I have one 2yo already). I am at my early thirties.
Has anyone been through same, success or unsuccess story to share.
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hi, i would like to catch up anyone who is trying to, or has had a baby after their cancer treatment
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Here's a fundamentally important message relating to fertility issues and cancer, of particular relevance to those newly diagnosed with cancer, and to members of the medical profession who make cancer diagnoses and plan treatments.
If you have recently been diagno...Read More
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Here's a fundamentally important message relating to fertility issues and cancer, of particular relevance to those newly diagnosed with cancer, and to members of the medical profession who make cancer diagnoses and plan treatments.
If you have recently been diagno...Read More
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Hi everyone, I am new to this site. I was just wondering if there is anyone who has had Thyroid Cancer and has successfully conceived after treatment? I also have an autoimmune condition which has led me to undergo fertility treatment to conceive my first child 3 y...Read More
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